About Trader Gulf
Why Trader Gulf exists
Most broker comparison sites are written for traders in Europe, the UK or the US. They rarely say which broker entity a Gulf resident actually signs up with, whether a broker accepts clients from a given country, how Islamic accounts really work, or what deposits in AED cost. Trader Gulf is built around those questions.
What you will find here
- Broker reviews and comparisons focused on regulation, total trading costs, deposits and withdrawals, platforms and Islamic accounts.
- Free tools: a backtesting and chart replay tool, plus pip, position size, margin, swap and profit calculators.
- Guides on reading charts, technical analysis, risk management and getting started, starting with how to start forex trading in the UAE.
How we research brokers
We check regulation on the official registers of each regulator a broker names, and we take fees, leverage and account rules from the broker's own published documents. For some brokers we also test accounts and platforms ourselves. We do not give brokers scores or star ratings. The full process is on our How we review brokers page.
How we make money
Trader Gulf earns a commission when some readers open an account through our links. That is what keeps the tools and guides free. Brokers cannot pay to change what we write about them, and we also cover brokers we have no commercial relationship with. Details are in our affiliate disclosure.
Get in touch
Spotted something out of date, or have a question about a broker? Contact us. You can also follow Trader Gulf on Instagram and Facebook for daily trading lessons.
Trading forex and CFDs carries a high risk of losing money. Nothing on this site is personal financial advice. See our risk disclaimer.